Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Med-Read’s 1,000-person risk desk
A medical-study appraisal site that compares headline relative risks with absolute risk differences and numbers needed to treat.
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- Readers evaluating medical headlines and clinical-study claims
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- Its examples put a statin result at 11 fewer events per 1,000 over five years and distinguish that from relative-risk percentages.
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The page defines ARR as the control event rate minus the experimental event rate, then derives NNT as one divided by ARR over a stated follow-up period. Its examples span prevention, oncology, and environmental exposure; the oncology row separates a reported progression-free-survival change from overall-survival evidence and toxicity. These are the site’s presented figures and judgments, not independently verified findings.
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